Madrid and Burgos, 1936-1939: visual representation of the women in the spanish civil war through the national library's photograph archive

Abstract

Based on the need to analyze the photo from all prisms possible, including your front and back, and the argument that photography is primarily an iconic act that requiresthe questioning, this article has sought to discuss the representation visual of womenthrough the photographic collection of the Spanish Civil War. To achieve this objective, the paper has presented some visual examples of photographs that portray the activity of women who lived through the war in Madrid and Burgos and the result of
researchsuggests that, Despite that the messages have different utterances, the fact is that the images are preserved show that the activity of women on both sides was the same, although these images have different characteristics.